Sentence examples for continue to be fooled from inspiring English sources
Mr. Boese of the Museum of Hoaxes suggests that such blogs were only going to become more common, and that people would continue to be fooled.
But let's not continue to be fooled by our leaders' self-aggrandizing delusion that in terms of policy making, the nation-state is still the appropriate vehicle for our times.
Still, with a veterans population that accounts for 7percentt of the U.S. population, but over 22percentpercentnt of suicides in the U.S., it is clearly not an overstatement to use the term epidemic or to note that this is one of multiple policy, economic and moral reasons why warfare over the last 60 years has been, and will continue to be, a fool's option for the United States.
But let's not fool ourselves; these government programs continue to be successful and essential to the well-being of all Americans.
DVDs and videos of Only Fools and Horses continue to be among the BBC's biggest-selling items, having sold over 6 million VHS copies and 1 million DVDs in the UK.
"I think criticism, or a critical engagement with history, has a good deal to do with a willingness to be fooled," Marcus continues, in that intro, "to take an idea too far, to bet too much on too small an object or occasion, to be caught up and even swept away".
